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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 43, 13 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
THUGS MURDER ROBBERY VICTIM AFTER ASSAULT
SENATE IRRIGATION COMMITTEE VISITS SOUTHERN POINTS
NOTED SURGEON WHO MADE DISCOVERY OF DREADED HOOKWORM
TWO MEN MEET TRAGIC DEATHS
THREE MEN SHOT BY GANG OF TOUGHS IN NEW YORK
MOB SPIRIT IN CAIRO QUELLED BY THE TROOPS
Three Persons Who Figure in Alaskan Coal Lands Scandal
INDICTED FOR SUGAR FRAUDS
JOKESMITH SHUTS ELEVEN HUNDRED MEN FROM WORK
WANTS MILLIONS FOR ITS WATER
TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS TO AID IN SEARCH FOR GIRL
Admiral to Be Relieved
Gaynor Swears He Spent Nothing
S. P. WINS IN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY CASE
BALLINGS WITHDRAWS POWER SITES FROM ENTRY
EDITOR AND TONG LEADER ARE RELEASED ON BAIL
A. L LAWSHE MAY BE NAMED GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO
Warriner Is Physical Wreck
BOY BANDIT TAUGHT ROBBERY IN NOVELS
SENATE COMMITTEE DELAYED FOUR HOURS AT BAKERSFIELD
Cripples Charged with Burglary
Steamer Returns with Body
OFFICERS ELECTED BY FEDERATION OF CLUBS
SUGGESTION FOR WOMEN MINISTERS NOT ACTED ON
SCHOONER LOADED WITH WHEAT CAPSIZES AT WHARF
Farm Manager Shot by Servant
Blockade of Shasta Route Raised
Mrs. A. F. Read Improved
PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS WILL TRY FOR PEACE
San Francisco Is Sanitary
Chill to Enlarge Its Navy
Lord Kitchener Honored
PERILS OF NATION ARE POINTED OUT TO GREAT AUDIENCE BY ARCHBISHOP
BATTLESHIP NORTH DAKOTA IS IN CLASS BY HERSELF
WILL ASCERTAIN WHETHER SQUIRRELS ARE INFECTED
Launch Tank Explodes; No One Hurt
Man Who Ran Away Will Return
John D., Jr., Given More Property
Noted Japanese Visit Kansas City
Found Guilty of Manslaughter
TAFT IS GIVEN DOCTOR'S DEGREE
ROUGH TREATMENT ALLEGED AT GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
Major General Weston to Retire
Fight Pitchfork Duel
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WILL ORGANIZE SOCIETY TO AID INFANTS' HEALTH
WOMAN RECEIVES $50 FROM TRAMP FOR MEAL GIVEN TEN YEARS AGO
LIQUOR QUESTION WILL BE EVADED
STREET RAILWAY MFN IN CHICAGO MUST BE POLITE
EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY IS BACK FROM PHILIPPINES
Man Murdered by Wife
Trains Collide; No One Injured
Discuss Distribution of Money
Railroad Attorney Resigns
Convicted Murderer Hanged
LAWYER GRILLS MME. STEINHEIL
LUSK IS NOT ON MACHINE TICKET
Refuse to Commit Themselves
AUTO WRECKED IN VENICE ROAD
MAN AND FIVE CHILDREN RESCUED BY POLICEMEN
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AT THE THEATERS
NATIONAL COMMENT
THE PASSING OF MUSHE'
Out in the Open
GOOD GOVERNMENT
HYPNOTIC DANGER
SENATOR LA FOLLETTE
Bottles and Their Making
The State Press
California Industrialism
Lemon Prosperity
Jobs for Hearstlings
Doesn't Read the Times
Taft a Fighter
Kansas Martyr
Prosperity
Alameda County's Record
Far and Wide
Dodger*
• Central Bank
Only One Discoverer
Doughty Dolliver
Unkindest Cut
Prairie Opportunities
The Sentimental Cabinets
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
RESCUING PARTY FINDS AUTOIST ON DESERT
Children Refuted Absolution
BOY DESPERADO DRIVEN TO BAY SHOOTS HIMSELF
ENGINEER CHIEF GIVES ESTIMATES FOR CONGRESS
PLEA OF SELF-DEFENSE FREES SLAYER IN ALASKA
Noted Woman Physician Dies
"PROF. NAPOLEON" WILL CLOSE TONIGHT
WILL SPEAK OF ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF NATIONS
Y. M. C. A. OFFICIAL TALKS ON REFORMATION IN CHINA
GAMUT CLUB WILL HOLD FIRST WINTER RECEPTION
The Theaters
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HAY, BEDS, HORSE AND WAGON THIEVES' LOOT
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
GLOBE AND MIAMI ENJOY BIG BOOM
LEASERS REFUSE 40 CENTS FOR OIL
CHAMBER OF MINES INDORSES EXCURSION
MOUNT NEBO OIL WELL IS DOWN 1760 FEET AND HAS STOCKHOLDERS ANXIOUS
MINING QLOTATIONS
Salt Lake Minas
Metal Market
ALAMO DEVELOPS ORE FOR LEASERS
EXCURSION WILL BRING BIG CROWD TO OIL FIELD
LEEDY MAKES BIG STRIKE IN THE WEST DRIFT OF THE RUTH MINE AT GOLD ROAD
DIFFERENT OPINIONS AS TO ASSOCIATED CONTROL
PITCHBLENDE CIRCULARS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW ORK MARKET
MUST GO TO MOUNTAINS TO GET ENOUGH JURORS
CUNNINGHAM COAL CASE WILL BE BEGUN NOV. 18
BUILDING PERMITS
JAIL PRISONERS ACCEPT FODDER
Painting Is 300 Years Old
OLD FRESNO RESIDCNT IS KILLED BY AN AUTO
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
RATES FOR CALL MONEY STIFFEN
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Cotton Futures
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Bradstreet's Review
Northern Securities
FINANCIAL
Dun's Review
NEW YORK COTTON
St. Louis Wool
TRADERS RAISE PRICE ON BEST LOCAL EGGS
Brakeman Killed in Freight Wreck
f"~ CHICAGO GRAIN
SANK CLEARINGS
Coffee and Sugar
FRUIT MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Chicago Live Stoc
Treasury Statement
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MAYOR INDORSES EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Gets Judgment for Damages
News of the Courts
TOMCAT PUTS COURT OUT OF COMMISSION
DENTIST SAYS HE SPENT MONEY IN ENTERTAINING
PROBATE OF KILBOURN WILL ORDERED REVOKED
Postpones Check Case
Disbarment Trial Begun
RANCHER ACCUSED OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY
CAN WARD OF JUVENILE COUftT MANAGE ESTATE?
HEAD OF ITALIAN COLONY MADE PROBATION OFFICER
WATER MAY BE WITHOUT PALE OF PURE FOOD LAW
CONDEMNATION SUIT LOST BY CITY OF LOS ANGELES
New Incorporations
CONFESSES TO ELEVEN THEFTS
JURY OF ELEVEN FINDS FOR PACIFIC ELECTRIC
ACCUSED OF TAKING MONEY FROM POCKETS OF SLEEPER
Pleads Not Guilty
Censorship of Plays to Remain
Municipal Affairs
COMMISSION MAY FIX CITY SALARIES
COMMITTEE TOURS FACTORY SECTION
RENO STREET SITE SALE MAY PROVE BASIS OF SUIT
Water Department Prosperous
Unusual Qualifications
Former Railway Magnate Dies
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
CONTEST PROBABLE FOR AXTELL ESTATE
PRODUCTION OF WHEAT INCREASES ONE-SIXTH
SAN FRANCISCO CUSTOM HOUSE DUE FOR CLEANING
PLANS MADE FOR MARINS ON PEARL HARBOR GROUND
JAPANESE STEAMSHIP LINE ACCEDES TO GENERAL RATES
Increase of Pay Granted
300,000 HORSEPOWER AVAILABLE IN SUPPLY OF AQUEDUCT, SAYS ENGINEER
CHECKS ARE MADE GOOD; WOMAN WILL GO FREE
FIRST OF Y. M. C. A. SERIES OF MUSICALES TO BE GIVEN
MUNICIPAL BAND GIVES FIRST OUTDOOR CONCERT
STANFORD UNIVERSITY CLUB WILL HOLD ANNUAL REUNION
INDIANS ARE QUIET IN SKEENA RIVER DISTRICT
OUT WEST RIDING CLUB TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Two Robbers Hold Up Ten Men
$3000 DRAFT FIGURES IN BANKER CARLSON'S TRIAL
Many Railroad Men Injured
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SAYS LOS ANGELES WOULD BE EASY POINT OF ATTACK
"Flying Hotel" Planned to Carry Twenty Passengers
THE DIRIGIBLES CARRY OFF FIRST HONORS AT LATONIA
To Prosecute Highbinders
Wealthy Japanese Woman Here
Government Forces Recover San Juan
Found Guilty of Counterfeiting
HURRICANE DOES SEVERE DAMAGE
HURRICANE DEVASTATES TOWNS AND RAILROADS IN ISLAND OF JAMAICA
The Only One
PINCH EXPIATES DEED WITH LIFE
ADMITS PASSING BOGUS CHECKS IN MANY CITIES
WINNER OF INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE GETS MEDAL
BAPTISTS IN SESSION AT OAKLAND ELECT OFFICERS
Man Supposed to Be Killed, Unhurt
Begins Taking Testimony
Snow Falls in Mountain States
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Club News
WHAT DEEP BREATHING DID
JUST A HINT
November Motorist Complexion
Pleasant Home for the Children
TO SERVE DINNER
BREAKFAST SCHEME
HER VACATION
Musical
NATIONAL SUFFRAGE
OYSTERS AND SWEETBREADS
WHEN GOING OUT
OFFICERS ELECTED BY MOTHERS' CONGRESS
FOLDING DRESS SKIRTS
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HERALD'S PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
DOLLY GRAY IN PITCHER'S BOX
CARDINALS MEET BERKELEY TODAY
SAN BERDOO SPORTSMEN MAY FORM GUN CLUB
SANTA MONICA GAME
THOROUGHBREDS ARE SHOWN
NO RACES AT LATONIA
CHICAGO MEETS CORNELL
Fast Sagebrush Eleven Which Will Play U. S. C. Football Team This Afternoon
ARBITRATION BOARD FINALLY ADJOURNS
ATTELL AND MORAN TO FIGHT EIGHT ROUNDS
HEUSTON DEFEATS KLING; IS NOW POOL CHAMPION
Fitzpatriek After Fight
Direetum Is Dead
Marshal Wins at Chess
BOXING IN GOTHAM
BOYNTONS VS. REDONDO
YALE VS. PRINCETON
' U. S. C. TEAM WINS
FOOTBALL GAMES
ATHLETICS OUTPLAY PACIFIC CHAMPIONS
GLENDALE GIRLS' TEAM DEFEATS L.A. QUINTET
CALIFORNIA GOOD ENOUGH FOR JEFF
GYM CLUB BOOMING
Game Wanted
Dartmouth and Harvard to Clash
Burke Team Idle
BIG GAME TODAY AT BOVARD FIELD
Mclntosh Offers $75,000
Game Wanted
NOVEMBER TIDE TABLE
KETCHEL WILL FIGHT FIREMAN
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A POPE-TOLEDO EXPLODES WHILE ON RACE TRACK
STRANG SETS TERRIFIC PACE IN HIS FIAT
OTTAWA WINS
The Men Have 'Em
WITH THE AUTOISTS
Head of New Corporation Soon to Do Business Here
A BIG FACTORY FOR THIS CITY
MOORE STABLE LEADS IN GAINING BLUE RIBBONS
$50,000 for Big Mill
BABY FORD IS SAFE AT LAST
San Francisco Shipping
More Baseball
AL LIVINGSTONE WILL DRIVE THE CORBIN
FRANK FREE BACK AND WILL DRIVE ISOTTA
FAILED TO GET BEAR AND LOST TROUSERS
MIDDLE WEST CHAMPIONSHIP HANGB IN THE BALANCE
Pacific Coast Trade
MAYOR VETOES MEASURE CALLING BOND ELECTION
Plans New Business Block
Rock Pile for Tramps
BANTA MONICA NOTES
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
REDONDO BEACH TUG SAILS FOR LOWER CALIFORNIA
SYRIAN MADE CITIZEN GIVES UNIQUE BANQUET
Mass Meeting Planned
To Prepare for Encampment
SLATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD IS IN FIELD
Bank Dynamited; $2384 Stolen
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
THROOP PRESIDENT IS AGAINST FRATS
PASADENA CHURCHMEN TO LISTEN TO PROF. FLYNN
GOPHER POISON BLAMED FOR ALLEGED HYDROPHOBIA
Visit Godfrey Post, G. A. R.
3low from Hammer Alleged
LONG BEACH
STUDENTS OBJECT TO TAKING EXAMINATIONS
SAVES CHILD FROM BITE OF ENORMOUS TARANTULA
WHARFAGE BONDS ARE TURNED OVER TO BANK
Mrs. James Riley Will Appeal
Precipitated Into Sea
LONG BEACH NOTES
GEORGE CANN WILL BE MADE BAND DIRECTOR
SAN PEDRO
HARBOR NEWS
SAN BERNARDINO
WILL RAISE MONEY FOR AEROPLANE EXPERIMENTS
FOR FIFTH TIME WOMAN ASKS DECREE OF DIVORCE
POMONA
GOOD ROADS ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Wooden Structures Removed
POMONA NOTES
Aged Woman Dies
King's Daughters Elect Officers
RIVERSIDE
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT S. S. CONVENTION
Rain Falls Copiously
SANTA ANA
DEPOSITIONS ARE MADE IN BIG SUGAR FACTORY SUIT
REDLANDS NOTES
THE WEATHER
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WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE
CURRENT MAGAZINES
SERGEANT PETERSON DIES AFTER THREE DAYS' ILLNESS
ttottr of Longworth Break* Arm
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